Te Paki O Matariki. Ka takoto tenei Paki mo ake ake tonu atu. MAUNGKAWA, AKUHATA 22, 1895.
TENA ra to hanga, e te matauranga, e noho toitu maina i roto i ia tangata iti, i ia tangata rahi, e noho mai nei i nga marae ote Ao. (Ara,) nga Kanohi e titiro ana, nga Taringa e puare ana. me nga Whakaaro e haere ana kite arahi ite Tinana ki a tupono kite Ora, kite Mate ranei, kite Tika kite he ranei; kite Marama kite Pouri ranei. Tenei te (reo) te wawara nei i roto i te Hauaura, mehemea ano he (ao-o) Na te Kuri i te kainga mahne; Ano te rite ngau ana ki roto i nga Iwimokni o nga Uri o Tiki: "Tiki i alma mai i Havvaiki" No te maahatanga o te (reo) e wawara nei, katahi ka tino marama te Ahna; ka papaki kau kite Uma, ka titiro kan ki tetehipito:—"Katahi ka pnta te mihi." Taukiri koe e tenei hanga. noho ke mai ana i te Hanauru, i te Tonga, i to Murangai, mete Hauraro. Ko wai ra hei whakaaro, i nga Iwi ka poto rr.ai ra kite Herehere, e hopuhopukia mai ra i te Hauauru. Koia nei koa c nga matauranga e noho maina koutou i o koutou whare. Ko te ringa anahe te pare ana. E koutou p. hoa ma E tangi mai nei! e Aue mai nei, e kore e taea e ah an tc whakaaro atu to koutou Anotanga; ko ahau anahe tenoi. Me pewhea ra koutnn e ahau ?" Me penoi pea'' Haerp, a. ka rito te hiahia, ka hold mai ano ki to tatou Tikanga.
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Paki o Matariki, Issue 4, 22 August 1895, Page 1
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273Te Paki O Matariki. Ka takoto tenei Paki mo ake ake tonu atu. MAUNGKAWA, AKUHATA 22, 1895. Paki o Matariki, Issue 4, 22 August 1895, Page 1
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